Quick Summary Fruit juice contains as much or more sugar than soda and is highly acidic, a combination that weakens tooth enamel and fuels cavity-causing bacteria in children's developing teeth. The American Association of Pediatric Dentistry recommends limiting...
Quick Summary This page is a light, trivia-style roundup of surprising stories where teeth and dentistry show up in history and pop culture, from politics and relics to inventions and celebrity tooth tales. It mixes fun facts (like a famous tooth selling for about...
Quick Summary Flossing should start as soon as your child has two teeth that touch, and you'll need to help them until around age 10 or 11 when they develop enough dexterity to floss independently. Without flossing, 35 percent of tooth surfaces remain uncleaned,...
Quick Summary Dental fillings do not last forever, and their lifespan depends on filling type, size, materials used, and your oral hygiene habits. Dentists check fillings at six-month appointments for wear and decay underneath, replacing them with tooth-colored...
Quick Summary McOmie Family Dentistry shared a recap of its Veteran’s Free Day project, where the team volunteered on days off to provide free dental care for veterans, including cleanings, fillings, extractions, and full X-rays. The event was promoted only through...
Quick summary Baby teeth hold space for permanent teeth to grow straight, support proper face structure, and ensure good nutrition. Children with cavities in baby teeth are three times more likely to develop cavities in adult teeth. You should start cleaning your...
